second class
US /ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/
UK /ˌsek.ənd ˈklæs/
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of the next lower quality or rank after the first
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He always travels second class on trains.
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The hotel offers both first and second class accommodations.
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inferior in quality or importance
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His work is often considered second class compared to his peers.
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We won't accept anything second class for this project.
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the next lower quality or rank after the first
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He sent the package by second class mail.
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The train has a second class carriage.
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in a manner that is inferior in quality or importance
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He was treated second class by the staff.
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Don't let anyone make you feel second class.